41.   The shares are so high, the company is splitting them.

42.   The Rhone-Poulenc move, which analysts have expected for some time, follows a global trend for companies to split up drug and chemicals businesses.

43.   The two companies will split the ethylene, made from the ethane component of natural gas, produced by the new plant.

44.   The two companies are splitting the cost of the rebates, though neither would disclose terms of their agreement.

45.   The two companies will also split worldwide video revenue.

46.   The two companies will split costs and have equal rights to sell the treatments worldwide.

47.   The two companies will split the gene targets they find equally and develop drugs based on those targets more or less independently.

48.   The two companies split the profits elsewhere.

49.   The two companies will effectively split sales of the drug, whose approval was widely expected by analysts.

50.   The two companies will split the costs evenly.